Catholics, Muslims and Prayer Beads
When I was a boy growing up in Franklin, La., in the 1950s, my mom would round up five or six of us kids to go and visit our grandma and great-grandma in nearby Jeanerette. After we kissed and hugged…
Acadiana Profile - December-January 2011
Coming to lite
LAFAYETTE – The Academy of Interactive Entertainment, a technical school specializing in video game, 3-D and animation effects and design, will open in the beginning of 2012 at the Louisiana Immersive Technologies Enterprise, or LITE, Center in ULL’s Research Park.…
Midnight Snacking
A New Year’s Eve buffet is the perfect way to feed a crowd.
A Matter of Uniqueness
Undaunted by prevailing decorating dictates, John and Toni Daigre’s home artfully showcases all of their years together.
Remembering A Mentor, Remembering A Friend
The Paul and Lulu Hilliard Museum in Lafayette honors an Acadiana art legend, Elemore Morgan Jr., by showcasing the work of those he taught and touched.
5 Great Gumbos
With Potato Salad on the Side
Next Stop: Opelousas
THE ORPHAN TRAIN CHANGED LIVES – AND SOCIAL AWARENESS
ACADIANA’S 27 BEST BARS
Or At Least “Pretty Darn Good”
Called to Coaching
Bob Marlin, the new basketball coach at ULL, is hoping to turn the team around.
Farm to Table
A national movement aimed at eating food raised and grown locally is flourishing in Cajun Country.
Lafayette General Medical Center
Celebrates a Centennial
Around Acadiana:
Gatherings, carnivals and activities around Acadiana.
Strangers of Another Family
“Is it not better that the opposite bank of the Mississippi should be settled by our own brethren and children than by strangers of another family? With which shall we be most likely to live in harmony and friendly intercourse?”––Thomas Jefferson…
